BARNES, Infant
Todd County Times,  Friday, January, 26, 1900
On Wednesday, January 24, 1900, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barnes. The burial took place yesterday afternoon.

BRUMFIELD, C. C.
Todd County Times, Fri. Sept. 29, 1905
Mr. C. C. BRUMFIELD died ...from complications of Typhoid fever. He is survived by a widow and 3 married daughters: Mrs. Henry CAMP, Mrs. Arch DANIEL and Mrs. Claud STOKES, all of this county. He was about 50 yrs of age. Submitted by Todd County KYGenWeb

DAVIS, J. H.
(see Todd County Times, June 5, 1908)

DUFFY, Capt. Frank M.
(see Todd County Times, June 5, 1908)

GILL, Rev. James Marshall
(see Todd County Times, May 8, 1908)

GRAHAM, W. J. (View Clipping)
Dickinson Co. , Kansas
Died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Lucy Lay of Ridge township July 14, 1902. Mr. W. J. Graham aged 72 years and 1 day. Services were held at the house Tuedsay at 2 o'clock, interment being in Pilgrims Home cemetery. The deceased was born in Todd county, Kentucky, July 13, 1830. He was married to Catherine Eads in Morgan county, Ill., in 1852 and came to Kansas in 1889. Of this union eight children were born: Mrs. Martha Lowe, of Albany, Ill; Jobe Graham, of Oswago, Ill; William Graham, Mrs. Lucy Lay, Mrs. Belle Paul, Charles Graham, Mrs. Flora Schweudener, and Ora Graham, of this county, all of whom were with him during his illness and death. He also leaves twenty-seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was united with the M. E. church in 1853 of which he has been a constant member. He was a kind and loving husband and father. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and ____ who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our loving husband and father. Mrs. W. J. Graham and Family Submitted Sun, 19 Dec 1999 by Don Graham" 

MILLER, Mary A. (BURRUS)
Todd County Times, May 8, 1908
  Mrs. Mary A. Miller, widow of Geo. C. Miller, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. F. Burrus, yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock.  Mrs. Miller would have been 84 years old in June. She had been in very feeble health for a year, and the end was not unexpected.
 She was the great-grand-daughter of Gov. Jas. Garrett, the second Governor of Kentucky. She is survived by three sons, Ben and Jas. G. Miller, of this county, T. A. Miller, of Pembroke, and two daughters, Mrs. R.F. Burrus and Miss Jennie Miller, of this county.  She was a life-long member of the Christian church.  The funeral and burial will take place some time today, but the arrangements at The Times' press hour had not been perfected.

PAGE, David J.
(see Todd County Times, June 5, 1908)

SMITH, Katherine
Todd County Times, May 8, 1908
Mrs. Katherine Smith, wife of John P. Smith, was found dead in her room at her home on Clarksville street Monday afternoon. She had retired after dinner, as was her custom, to take a nap, and when her daughter, Mrs. Alice Anderson, went to arouse her shortly after 4 o'clock, she was found to be cold in death.  From the appearance of the body the end had come without a struggle. Mrs. Smith was almost 82 years of age and for several years had been very feeble. Death is thought to have been due to  heart failure.
  She was a member of the Methodist church. Her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Alice Anderson, of this place, and two sons, E. B. Smith, of Pembroke, and Finis Smith, of Illinois, survive.  Another son, John W. Smith, for many years a well-known liveryman of this city, died several years ago.
  Mrs Smith was born in Buckingham county, Va., Aug 6. 1826, and when she was only four years old her parents moved to this county. She had lived in and near Elkton ever since, and had been married 63 years.
  The burial took place in Glenwood cemetery Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Geo E. Foskett conducting services at the grave.

WATSON, Sallie
Todd County Times August 14, 1908
Mrs. Sallie Watson, wife of Mack Watson, a young farmer living north of town, died Wednesday of last week following an illness of consumption. Besides her husband, she leaves three small children. Mrs. Watson was a daughter of W. B. Harrison, and was about 25 years of age. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Services were conducted at the residence Thursday by the Rev. Galloway, the interment taking place in the Harrison burying ground. Posted by Karen Combs on Thu, 12 August 1999

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